heatdrop.ai

A skill that turns Claude, Cursor, or any agent host into a social-native research analyst, scoring signals by upvotes, likes, and actual money wagered.

Portable prompt modules that stop Codex, Cursor, and Claude from shipping generic, boilerplate-looking UIs.

Matt Pocock's personal Claude skills, open-sourced, to make AI agents actually engineer instead of hallucinate.

A local knowledge graph that cuts agent tool calls by ~60% and token costs by ~25% by replacing file exploration with pre-indexed symbol queries.

ECC is a massive, opinionated rules-and-skills system for wrangling AI coding agents across Claude, Cursor, Codex, and others.

Desktop app that corrals Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and half a dozen other AI agents into one switchboard.

Superpowers is a plugin framework that forces AI coding assistants to plan, test, and review before they ship broken code.

Graphify turns any project folder into a queryable knowledge graph that plugs into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and a dozen other AI assistants.

Andrej Karpathy complained that LLMs overcomplicate everything; this repo turns his rant into a system prompt.

This plugin turns sprawling repos into explorable knowledge graphs inside your AI coding tool of choice.

Agent Reach installs scrapers, MCP servers, and CLI tools so Claude Code or Cursor can browse Twitter, Reddit, Bilibili, and more without API fees.

Codex++ wraps the official Codex app in a Rust+Tauri shell, injecting enhancements via Chrome DevTools Protocol without touching the original install.

Turns the coding agents already on your laptop into a design studio that ships real artifacts.

Twenty-three structured Markdown skills that teach AI agents to spec, build, test, and ship like senior developers.

Reasonix is a terminal coding agent engineered to keep long-running sessions cheap by never invalidating the prompt cache.

Claude Code skills that run your research through a full academic pipeline—research, writing, staged integrity checks, and multi-perspective review—while keeping a human in the driver's seat.

23 slash commands and 27 anti-pattern rules that teach Cursor, Claude, and Copilot how to design instead of defaulting to Inter and purple gradients.

OpenCode is a terminal-first AI coding agent that ships with a read-only "plan" mode for exploring codebases without accidentally rewriting them.

A marketplace of 65 structured skills and 36 slash commands that encode actual product-management frameworks into your AI assistant's workflow.

This repo sells you AI "agents" that are really just elaborate system prompts for Claude Code and friends.